The angles of the front wheels are different from each other during vehicle turns.

Each wheel follows an independent path. Each wheel requires its own angle.

Use a turning radius gauge in order to measure the turning angle of a vehicle. If the turning angle is not correct, replace the pitman arm (2) stopper bolts (1) with bolts of a different length. The pitman arm (2) stopper bolts are located on the vehicle frame. The replacement of the bolts will adjust the angle.

Inspect the front toe adjustment after adjusting the turning angle. Refer to Front Toe Adjustment .

Adjust the steering angle:

1. Adjust the inside steering angle to 32.5 degrees.
2. Adjust the outside steering angle to 30.5 degrees.